1. 11-12 June 2015, Bari-Italy Coordinating an Observation Network of Networks EnCompassing saTellite and IN-situ to fill the Gaps in European Observations Societal Benefit Area: Disasters Name(s): Jane E. Rovins, PhD, CEM Institution: DRR Solutions, LLC

4. DRM DRRDM Recovery Prevention Mitigation Preparedness Response

5.  Government Agencies  Communities  Academia, researchers and scientists  Non-Governmental Organizations (National and International)  Private Sector  Media  Other Stakeholders

6. Flood Hazard Map Flood Risk Map

7.  Reduce global disaster mortality by 2030  Reduce the number of affected people globally by 2030…  Reduce direct disaster economic loss in relation to global GDP by 2030.  Reduce disaster damage to critical infrastructure and disruption of basic services…  Increase the number of countries with national & local DRR strategies by 2020.  Enhance international cooperation…for implementation of this framework by 2030.  Increase the availability of and access to multi- hazard early warning systems, disaster risk information and assessments…

8.  Primary Human Impact Indicators  Secondary & Tertiary Human Indicators  Economic Loss Indicators  All the sector specific variables……

10.  3 Global Losses databases ◦ CRED EM-DAT ◦ Munich Re NatCat SERVICE ◦ Swiss Re Sigma  55 National loss databases ◦ Most based on DesInventar model, with UNISDR support

12. Technical Inputs

13.  Stakeholders  Issues of sustainability  Long-term maintenance  Varying quality  Revolving numbers  Limited down-scaling to sub-national level  Bias

14.  Hazard bias – every hazard type is represented  Temporal bias – losses are comparable over time  Threshold bias –all losses regardless of sie are counted  Accounting bias – all types of losses included (monetary, human, direct, insured, uninsured)  Geographic bias – hazard losses are comparable across geographic unites, boundaries not change  Systemic bias – losses recorded are the same regardless of source

16. Earthquake Tsunami Nuclear Power Stations

18.  Increased downscaling of data to sub- national geographies  Education of users regarding data bias and issues of social loss data  Comparable and accessible human disaster loss data to support research, policy and practice  Clearer methodology of what is a loss and how to assess it  Acceptance and understanding of disasters as trans-disciplinary

19. Disaster Risk Management Sustainable Development Environ Climate change Poverty Health … Education

20. Jane.rovins@gmail.com @DRRSolutions